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  • U.S. and EU will sign a preliminary memorandum to establish a critical minerals partnership to bolster supply-chain cooperation.
  • Organon shares jumped after reports Sun Pharma is preparing a $13 billion all-cash takeover offer.
  • Asian equities were mixed as oil rose on lingering Middle East tensions, while the dollar firmed and the yen hovered near 160.
  • A federal judge ordered release of a woman and her five children after over ten months in federal immigration custody, prompting DHS criticism.
  • Analysts flagged buy-the-dip trades for Alkane Resources and Full Truck Alliance, citing technical setups and cash or revenue support.

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Mexico’s Security Chief Becomes a Retail Phenomenon: From Suits to Shirtless Dolls

Mexico’s Security Chief Becomes a Retail Phenomenon: From Suits to Shirtless Dolls

Images and consumer products bearing Mexico’s Security Minister Omar Garcia Harfuch have proliferated across markets and e-commerce platforms since the February 22 raid that killed cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera, known as El Mencho. The minister, 44, has been turned into blankets, plush toys, cardboard cutouts and dolls—some shirtless, some dressed…

Zelenskiy Visits Paris as Middle East Conflict Draws Focus from Ukraine

Zelenskiy Visits Paris as Middle East Conflict Draws Focus from Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy arrives in Paris seeking renewed support from a key Western ally as the conflict between Iran and Gulf states shifts attention and military resources away from Ukraine's fight with Russia. Kyiv warns of an acute shortage of air-defence missiles, while EU financing for weapons purchases remains unresolved.

UBS Says Europe Better Positioned to Withstand a Middle East Energy Shock

UBS Says Europe Better Positioned to Withstand a Middle East Energy Shock

UBS Global Wealth Management argues that Europe is more resilient to a potential energy shock stemming from recent U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, citing limited Middle East gas dependence, much lower spot gas prices than in 2022, and structural adjustments since the Russia-Ukraine crisis. The bank cautions, however, that severe scenarios could s…

Volkswagen Regains Lead in China as EV Incentives Wane

Volkswagen Regains Lead in China as EV Incentives Wane

Volkswagen's Chinese joint ventures moved back to the top of the passenger vehicle market in January-February 2026 as reductions in electric vehicle incentives weighed on local EV makers. BYD fell to fourth place amid its largest sales decline since the pandemic, while Geely and Toyota posted strong shares.

Markets Brace as Oil Shock and Geopolitical Risk Shake Confidence

Markets Brace as Oil Shock and Geopolitical Risk Shake Confidence

Global markets registered significant turbulence as the conflict in the Middle East pushed oil prices into triple digits, prompted emergency reserve releases and exposed stress in opaque corners of credit markets. U.S. equity losses were modest compared with global peers even as refined fuel squeezes and rising gasoline prices began to bite consume…

Volkswagen Returns to No.1 in China as BYD Slips with EV Subsidies Waning

Volkswagen Returns to No.1 in China as BYD Slips with EV Subsidies Waning

Volkswagen’s joint ventures in China regained the top sales position in the first two months of 2026, overtaking BYD as Beijing scales back incentives for electric vehicles. Toyota also gained ground. Data from the China Passenger Car Association show shifting market shares as purchase tax exemptions and trade-in subsidies for EVs fade, and consume…

Merz Says Germany Was Not Consulted Ahead of U.S. Waiver on Russian Oil

Merz Says Germany Was Not Consulted Ahead of U.S. Waiver on Russian Oil

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Friday that Berlin only learned on the morning the United States issued a waiver allowing purchases of sanctioned Russian oil and petroleum products stranded at sea. Speaking in Norway, Merz said he wants to understand Washington's reasoning and ruled out providing military protection for sea routes in response…

FDA Expands Arexvy Approval to Younger Adults with Elevated RSV Risk

FDA Expands Arexvy Approval to Younger Adults with Elevated RSV Risk

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has broadened the approved age range for GSK’s Arexvy to include adults aged 18 to 49 who have underlying health conditions that raise their risk of lower respiratory tract disease from respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). The decision follows Phase IIIb data showing a non-inferior immune response versus older ad…

BofA Says TotalEnergies Is Undervalued Even If Brent Falls to $60

BofA Says TotalEnergies Is Undervalued Even If Brent Falls to $60

Bank of America names TotalEnergies its top pick among Europe’s large oil companies, arguing the stock is undervalued even if Brent crude retreats to $60 a barrel. The bank raised its oil price forecasts for 2026-27 due to Strait of Hormuz disruption risks, lifting forward free cash flow expectations across the sector and spotlighting TotalEnergies…

Indian Equities Slip; Nifty 50 Closes Over 2% Lower to Six-Month Low

Indian Equities Slip; Nifty 50 Closes Over 2% Lower to Six-Month Low

Indian share indices ended Friday's session with broad-based weakness, with the Nifty 50 falling 2.06% to a six-month low and the BSE Sensex slipping 1.93%. Losses were concentrated in Metals, Auto and Capital Goods stocks, while a rise in the India VIX signaled higher implied volatility for Nifty options. Commodity and currency moves also featured…

Klarna Shares Rise After Chairman Buys $50 Million Stake

Klarna Shares Rise After Chairman Buys $50 Million Stake

Klarna Group shares gained 6% in premarket trading after Chairman Michael Moritz acquired 3.47 million shares worth about $50 million via an associated entity between March 3 and March 11. Other insiders also traded during the same window, with mixed activity including an additional purchase by a product executive and planned disposals by two senio…

Bernstein Raises Zalando Target to €25 After Year-Long Slide; Shares Jump

Bernstein Raises Zalando Target to €25 After Year-Long Slide; Shares Jump

Bernstein upgraded Zalando SE from underperform to market-perform and lifted its price objective to €25 from €23 after the online fashion retailer's shares had tumbled roughly 30% over the prior year and consensus earnings forecasts weakened sharply. The firm pointed to a share buyback, projected free cash flow, limited AI disruption risk and below…

Euro-zone factory output falls in January, clouding hopes for near-term rebound

Euro-zone factory output falls in January, clouding hopes for near-term rebound

Eurostat data show industrial production across the 21 euro-area countries declined 1.5% in January from the prior month and fell 1.2% year-on-year, missing economists' expectations for growth. The decline underscores persistent stagnation in European industry, with output still beneath 2021 levels, and comes as a recent spike in oil and natural ga…

Meta Delays Avocado Launch After Internal Tests Lag Rivals

Meta Delays Avocado Launch After Internal Tests Lag Rivals

Meta's stock fell in Friday premarket trading after reports that its newest foundational AI model, Avocado, did not meet internal benchmarks against leading rival systems. The company has postponed the model's release and is debating licensing options while continuing to staff a dedicated AI research group.